Sentence examples for instantly way from inspiring English sources

His people told me I'd have him for a hip-hop two hours, which normally translates to a hurried half hour between other commitments, but as soon as he realised all the clothes I was putting him in were, in his words, "dark AF (as fuck)", he was instantly way more keen to stick around, try on outfits and talk about video games and Marvel comics.

He claims that his sense of ingratitude instantly gave way to one of accomplishment.

But the stylised murder instantly gives way to a gym dance in which the young, tanned and beautiful are assiduously working out.

The scientists at the Kibale Chimpanzee Project name each of the animals and recognize them almost instantly, the way we might recognize Uncle Al and Cousin Beatie.

But that evaporates almost instantly, giving way to a sober, intensely focused, texturally rich meditation lasting 50 minutes -- longer than any of Mozart's symphonies or chamber works.

It's an instantly effective way of engaging the audience with the issues, and at the end of the evening a comparison of the results before and after the debate will be projected on to a huge screen in front of us – but for now, we're all in the dark as to the audience's initial views.

"You get this place, or you don't, and you know instantly one way or the other.

The impatient English who colonized North America in the 1600s and 1700s immediately gazed westward and instantly considered ways to venture into the wilderness and tame it.

Google giving us a vastness, I mean true vastness of information accessibility, and social networks like Facebook and Twitter allow you to reach out instantly in ways that would've taken a whole machine of record companies and promotion people... I don't even [listen to] at radio anymore.

It's much easier to do an accurate impression of someone with an instantly-recognizable way of speaking.

Instantly, fear made way for relief.